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Six Word Story (58)

But truly, each whiff of yuck comes with blessings.
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Candy’s Dream

Candy screamed as a torrent of pink sugary syrup soaked her from head to toe. It coated the rocks she was climbing over, making them treacherously wet, yet sticky.
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Six Word Story (57)

When holding on comes with a cost, our human minds do one of two things.
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Six Word Story (55)

Ordinary. It’s a word we dismiss, and a state of being we overlook.
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Winter’s Harvest/Paddler Press

“Paddler Press is a new poetry and art mag based in Peterborough/Nogojiwanong, Ontario.” – From Paddler Press Home Page It excited me when the editor of Paddler Press tweeted he was expanding the call for Issue Three to include Creative None Fiction. I had a piece I felt would be a great fit and jumped…
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Six Word Story (54)

For healthy development, both emotionally and physically, an infant needs touch.
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Pointed Short Stories

It’s addictive and helps propel one forward to the next project with vigor and a sharper focus. If you struggle to never finish a writing project. Try a short story on for size.
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Six Word Story (53)

Do you ever dig for those hiding morsels? Bits and pieces packed full of flavor and sugar like the chocolate in trail mix, or the chips in a chocolate chip muffin.
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Drops/Bright Flash Literary Review

When you visit Bright Flash Literary Review’s about page, this is the greeting you will find. Hello! I’m Kristen. Bright Flash Literary Review is a home for flash and short fiction. We’re here to provide a space for all voices, the heard and unheard. There is nothing more beautiful than a perfect collection of words.…
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Six Word Stories (51)

It’s many faceted and affects different people in different ways. But truth is truth.
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